AAUW Meeting Highlights Point Pleasant Chapter Activities
Mrs Vera Lee Smith spoke to the Point Pleasant AAUW about college accreditation standards and Marshall College’s 1950 AAUW accreditation. Reports from Mrs William Gregory and Miss Norma June Durst covered the Jack son s Mill state convention. A summer bridge party funds a county girl’s scholarship.
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Point Pleasant
Vera Lee Smith
American Association of University Women
Marshall College
Huntington
AAUW
Peter H. Steenbergen
Maxwell Rd
Smith
William Gregory
Norma June Durst
Jackson’s Mill
Boston
Judson Brake
Peter H
Local Family Returns From Maryland Visit
Mr and Mrs A G Middleton of Jackson Ave have returned home after a two week visit with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Joe Middleton of Silver Spring Maryland Mrs Paul M Robertson of Arlington Virginia is visiting her sister Mrs Cary H Rayburn of Viand St
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A. G. Middleton
Jackson Ave
Inlaw
Joe Middleton
Silver Springs
Paul M. Robertson
Arlington, Va
Cary H. Rayburn
Viand St
Don Brown
Columbus
Howard Wagenhals
Florida
Herman Layne
Parkersburg
Golyde Hart
Nannie Johnson
Lester Foreman
West Columbia
Henry Cunningham
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Cunningham, Jr
Jessie Yonker
New Haven
Lloyd Roush
John Phillips
Pomeroy
Phillips
Roush
Joe E. Graham
Lisa and
Steven
Waverly
Bob Johnston
Eliza Metcalf
Naples
Fla
Miles Brown
Opal Sorden
Herman Ross
Connie
Sandy
D. W. Dotson
Carolyn
Eugene Weaver
Fnneeze Rayburn
Spring Creek
New Haven PTA Holds Meeting. New Officers Installed
New Haven New Haven PTA met at the grade school on May 16 with Mrs. John Morgan presiding. Officers installed: Mrs. John Morgan president, Mrs. O J Bostic vice president, Mrs. Everett Roush secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Gibb Jr treasurer. The Rev K J Scott gave a talk on The Giving of Happiness to Others.
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New Haven
New Haven Pta
John Morgan
Jack Flesher
O. J. Bostic
Everett Roush
Ralph Gibb, Jr
K. J. Scott
EUB Church
Lutherans To Install New Pastor Sunday
St. Peter Lutheran Church at Point Pleasant will install Fred Matchinske as pastor at 8 p.m. Sunday with Rev. George C. Werrick of Aurora West Virginia delivering the sermon. A reception follows, chaired by Mrs. Gary Bumgardner.
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Point Pleasant
Fred Matchinskie
St. Peter Lutheran Church
George C. Werrick
Aurora
W. Va
West Virginia Lutheran Synod
Gary Bumgardner
Dance recital set at Point Pleasant by Suzanne Ryce studio
The fifth annual spring dance recital returns to the Senior High School Gym this Saturday at 8 p.m. Forty nine acts will be performed by 98 students. The highlight is a Spanish Ballet solo El Matador by William Kent of the William Kent Dance Studio of Nitro. Kent and Miss Ryce will perform a dance together.
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Point Pleasant
Suzanne Ryce
William Kent
Nitro
Miss Ryce
Legion Plans Memorial Service for World War Veterans
Paul Thomas Jr. of Post 23 presided at the Legion meeting. A memorial service is planned for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Lone Oak Cemetery to honor World War I and II veterans, with names of those who died this year read aloud. Members meet at 1 p.m. at the Legion Home and the public is invited. Thomas will accompany James Bragg, the legion’s Boy’s State representative, with Jimmy Lewis. Nominating committee members will report new officers next meeting.
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Point Pleasant
Paul Thomas, Jr
American Legion
Legion
Lone Oak Cemetery
Thomas
James Bragg
Boy’s State
Jackson Mill
Jimmy Lewis
Leland Duncan
Gene Crow
Denver Kennedy
Dell Plants
Reedsville Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Club Meeting
Local residents report visits from Chillicothe Pomeroy Parkersburg and Akron families. The Reedsville Pioneer 4-H Club met at Martha Posey with demonstrations by Melanie Nichols and Mary Jane Cashdollar. A Meigs General Hospital birth accompanied by birthday notices joined community updates.
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Reedsville
Dana Massar
Chillicothe
Pomeroy
Melvin Smith
Bernard Smalley
Debbie
Coolville
Richard Smith
Akron
J. M. Smith
Ruth Waggoner
Don Ebbinger
Parkersburg
L. S. Buckley
Bridgett Ann Desmond
L. B. Sisson
Helen Blake
Dorothy Cashdollar
Evelyn Spencer
Eden
Elden Blake
Dwain Durst
Cottageville
O. E. Bailey
Roy Edwards
Culloden
W. Va
B. L. Edwards
Vern Buck
Guy Barton
Coal Run
Marriage License Filed For Seabolt Hart In Sand Town
A marriage license application was made in Point Pleasant by Eugene Seabolt 21 of Sand Town son of Jerry and Hazel Seabolt and Jessie Ruth Hart 21 of Henderson daughter of Stanley and Virginia Hart.
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Point Pleasant
Eugene Seabolt
Sand Town
Jerry and
Hazel Stearcher Seabolt
Jessie Ruth Hart
Henderson
Stanley
Virginia Durst Hart
Costly Development of Modern Turbo Jets
Britannica notes the development of modern turbo jets cost 40 to 50 million dollars and required three to five years to complete.
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Encyclopedia
Britannica
Conservancy Plans Outlined Before Logan Kiwanis Club
Dale Oakley of the Soil Conservation Service described a Rush Creek Watershed Conservancy District modeled after Hunters Run, stressing that flood control is about reducing damage rather than stopping floods. He included slides on erosion and flood damages. C W Snyder led the program and hosted three Future Farmers of America members from Chief Logan Chapter.
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LOGAN
Rush Creek
C. W. Snyder
Logan High School
Snyder
Future Farmers of America
John Gillogly
W. A. Gillogly
Harry Risch
All Ohio Ffa
Carl Risch
Jim Palmer
Stanton Palmer
Boy Earns 56 Points In Economy Reading Plan Contest
Joe Ingerick of Point Pleasant, son of Mr and Mrs J A Ingerick, stands with 56 points in The Messenger Economy Reading Plan Contest. The prize package includes prizes cash and an all expense paid trip to Cedar Point. He is active in acting and music and aims for engineering college.
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Joe Ingerick
J. A. Ingerick
Point Pleasant
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
the Messenger
Ingerick
Pt. Pleasant High School
Presbyterian Church
de Molay
Breakers
Plan to Ease Traffic Woes Presented by Point C of C
The Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce recommends a three phase parking and traffic plan to ease downtown congestion led by John Hushion of Mari etta Manufacturing Co. The plan focuses on Sixth Street with one way Main Street northbound and new parking spaces.
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Point Pleasant
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
National Chamber of Commerce
John Hushion
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Rush Krodel
Joe Guarino
Tom Fisher
Charles Bechtle
Harold Somerville
Milton
Sixth Street
Main Street
Second
Sixth
Viand
5Th
4Th
Mason Community Notes Highlight PTA Officers and Local Events
Mason MASON Edward Rickard becomes PTA president at a service led by Mrs. Alice Smith. Officers include Charles Carr as vice president Den ver Artis secretary and Don Ebersbach treasurer. Woodrow Foreman retires as president. Safety and national convention fund contribution discussed. Potluck fed about 52. Womans Society of World Service held annual mother daughter banquet served by Martin Restaurant. program led by Mrs. Lucille Smith and Mrs. Lola Jeffers. Denise Ann Werry born at Holzer Hospital, Denise is third child and third daughter. Grandparents listed. Visits noted with Mrs. Eliza Metcalf and others.
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MASON
Edward Rickard
Mason Grade School
PTA
Alice Smith
Charles Carr
Denver Artis
Don Ebersbach
Woodrow Foreman
Hartford
Cincinnati
Woman's Society of World Service
EUB
Martin
Middleport
Lucille Smith
Lola Jeffers
Ruth McIntosh
McIntosh
Homer Nobles
Walter Werry
Holzer Hospital
Denise Ann
Werry
Paula Jo
Deborah Lynn
Joseph Gress
Charles Werry
Pomeroy
Ray Barker
Will Admitting Executor In Logan Probate Case
Logan Route 2 resident Augustus F Michel died leaving widow Katie Michel as sole legatee and executrix without bond in Hocking County Probate Court. Inventory valued estate at 18181 with appraisers Roy Kleinschmidt Ewald Schmitter and Bruce Fickel.
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Logan
Augustus F. Michel
Hocking County
Katie Michel
Roy Kleinschmidt
Ewald Schmitter
Bruce Fickel
Divorce Filed In Franklin County Suit
Lilli Mae Call a minor under 21 and her mother Clyda Call filed for divorce from Gene Olier, alleging cruelty. They wed in Franklin County Indiana on April 13, 1957.
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Point Pleasant
Lilli Mae Call
Clyda Call
Gene Olier
Franklin County
Ind
Extension Agent Resigns to Join OSU Marketing Role
Logan Ohio Hocking County Extension Advisor Council accepted Charles Ingraham's resignation effective July 1. He will become OSU extension marketing specialist working with livestock marketing programs. Ingraham, native of Washington County, has served five years in Logan and will relocate to Columbus with his wife and three children.
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Ingraham
OSU
Washington County
Logan
Hamilton County
Columbus
Extension Advisory Council
Vandalism and Burglary Reported Near Route 75
Logan County deputies investigated burglaries and vandalism Monday night. Logan Concrete Inc. on Route 75 north of town lost two hand hammers a hydraulic truck jack and a log chain after a smashed door. A front end loader on Sauerkraut Road was moved 1400 feet into a field, battery stolen and cables torn, with gasoline siphoned from its tank.
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Logan
Gerald Morrison
Logan Concrete, Inc
Route 75
Albert Seabright
Sauerkraut
Roscoe Harsh
Antioch Grange notes social and meeting plans
Logan Grange meeting led by Logan Herbert Sheline with several officers absent. A collection for the American Cancer Society was taken. Remarks from Mr. and Mrs. Willard Robinson of Eau Gallie Florida. An exchange program with Ewing Grange tentatively planned for June 24 and a June 17 ice cream social. Memorial Day literary program led by Lois Nihiser with readings and songs. Demand for dues payment and preparations for Memorial Day cleanup. Dinner at Sportsman for Logan Emblem Club 263 officers. plans for installation of 1957 58 officers on June 5 at the Nelsonville Elks Lodge with a 6:30 p.m. dinner.
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Herbert Sheline
Antioch Grange
Grange Hall
American Cancer Society
Jennie Bush
Carl Engle
Engle
Willard Robinson
Eau Gaille
Fla
Florida
Mr. Robinson
Ewing Grange
Lois Nihiser
Logan Emblem Club
Joseph Gano
Nelsonville Elks Lodge
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Clark Truax Logan Route 1 announce a son. Admitted Lloyd McNeal Laurelville medical. Mrs Carl Brooks Logan Route 1 surgery. Fred M Morrain Boothbay Maine medical. Dismissed Mrs William R Lecrone Bremen and son. Mrs Alden Wenham McArthur and daughter. Robert Rinehart Creola. Franklin Stewart Logan.
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Clark Truax
Logan
Lloyd McNeal
Laurelville
Carl Brooks
Logan Route 1
Fred M. Morrain
Boothbay
Maine
William R. Lecrone
Bremen
Alden Wenham
McArthur
Robert Rinehart
Creola
Franklin Stewart
Eye injuries in American industry exceed 300000 yearly
More than 300,000 eye injuries occur annually in American industry highlighting the risk workers face from splashed chemicals, flying debris, and missing protective gear. The focus remains on prevention through safer practices and proper eye protection programs.
Council moves to consolidate Glenwood Addition improvements
Logan city council voted to let the service director obtain plans and specs for a single Glenwood Addition project and bid it, contingent on a low bidder for a water line contract declining. The plan covers sewers water line curbs gutters paving and the water line bid by C G Kline of Lancaster.
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Logan
Glenwood
C. G. Kline
Lancaster
Agreement Reached In Land Appraisal Case
An entry in Common Pleas Court shows the Ohio Department of Highways and Chakeres Realty Co of Springfield reached a settlement in a land appropriation case for the Hocking Drive In Theater. Chakeres received 1080 dollars compensation plus damages, with no on right of way signs but permission for a state funded guard rail. Costs were charged to the state.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Ohio Department of Highways
Chakeres Realty Co
Springfield
Hocking Drive
Mrs. Beatrice L. Osborne Rites Set Friday
Logan service details for Mrs Beatrice L Osborne 60 of Columbus who died Monday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Wife of J Calvin Osborne she leaves a daughter Mrs Paul Harrison of Logan mother Mrs Alice McVey of Columbus sister Mrs Bertha Botts Reynoldsburg brother Samuel J Lehman Columbus and four grandchildren. Services Friday 11 a.m. at Heinlein funeral home with Rev Stanley T Benton officiating burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Beatrice L. Osborne
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital
J. Calvin Osborne
Paul Harrison
Alice McVey
Bertha Botts
Reynoldsburg
Samuel J. Lehman
Osborne
E. Broad St. Church of Christ, Columbus
Heinlein
Stanley T. Benton
Oak Grove Cemetery
Escapees From Boys Industrial School Caught Near Lancaster
Two boys who fled the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster were captured along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway tracks south of Enterprise while headed toward Logan. They are believed to have burglarized Sugar Grove Monday night and were returned to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster
Institution
A. J. Waldron
Enterprise
Sugar Grove
No Acting President When President and VP Are Absent
The speaker of the House cannot act as president when both the president and vice president are out of the United States since no acting president position exists. The president retains power wherever he travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adoption Petition for Infant Wigglesworth in Athens County
In the matter of the adoption of Leslie Ann Wells, petitioners Lavelle and Vanity seek to adopt Infant Wigglesworth born August 14 1955 in Jacksonville Florida. Notice to Ruby Wigglesworth whose residence is unknown. Hearing set July 26 1953 at 10 PM before Probate Judge Roger J Jones Sr. Lavelle and Vanity attorney for petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ann Wells
Athens County
Ohio
Ruby Wigglesworth
Wigglesworth
Jacksonville
Florida
Athens
Roger J, Jones
Lavelle
Vanity
Notice to bidders sale of eight houses
Ohio University solicits sealed proposals by June 7 1957 for the sale and removal of eight houses and five out buildings on East Union Streets Athens Ohio. Buildings sold as one lot as is where is with removal by July 15 1957. Bond of 2000 required and inspection arranged May 20 to June 7. University reserves right to reject any or all proposals.
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Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
East Union Street
Ohio Universi
W. H. Herbert
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Status of Women
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Juliet Smith
New Haven Social Notes
Philip Sporn
Ralph Gibbs, Jr
Maintenance No. 2
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Barry Montgomery
Los Angeles
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Thomas Capehart
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Haven Heights
Legion Plans
Reedsville Social Notes
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Henning Larsen
University of Illinois
Benjamin Franklin Magazine
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Look Magazine
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